davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-26
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gestlon fnward Pains Exhaustion. Combining The MOI
valuable medicines with Jamaica niger IL cxes cure
I've power over disease unknown to other rerneiieI
Weak Lungs, rheumatism. Female Complaints and tie
distressing ills of stomach Liver kidney and os
are dragging thousands To the grave would rccov1
tner health by the timely use OF PAEKERs GINGER 1oxA
Tits new life and strength to the aged b0c at Lroe
gists Hisoox & Co.. l63 William Street, NY.
uAw
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22
WIEScI
q Polskiej Ojczyzny
Pod PrusakieIm,.

" 2'0runiu pomiedzy dzlec
ri szkolnemi ma ~przedmiesciu
$w. Jakoba rozszerzyfa sic cho.
roba zapalepia 6cz. z tego
powodu zamknieto szkofe i
i poddano wewnetrzne scia-
ny izb szkolnych oczyszczeniu.
Choroba ia dostafa sic do
szkoly cd dzieci okregu wiej-
sklego, uczeszczajqcych do tel
szkofy i szczesciem zawczasu
ia spostrze2ono zanim przy-
brata wielkie rozmiary.
" Bydgos2czy ma radzie
miejskie; przyzwolono ma bu-
dove kolei konneL .jaka "a
mlerzaia wykonac podsieb;or
cy Berlina. Koncesyi udzie-
lono ma IS lat, a potem co
piec lat ma bye przedfuzana
w milczeniu, jezeli przynaj-
mniej diva lata naprzod pred
terminem ME nastapi wypo-
wiedzenie. Pc latach IS mo-
gfaby gmlna mie.jska objaG
we w}asne posiadanie, zapla-
ciwszy wartosG taksy tejze
kolei re wszelkim zywym i
martwym !nwelltarzem. Pc la
tach SO Cd czasu zalo2emia
Nolei, cafa ia &olej wszel
kim luwentarzem przypada
miastu ma wlasuosGt. Przez o.
bccny czas istnienia na
p~rzyszlosc personal tel kolei
podlega nadzorowi policy.
NIestosowny personal ma roz
kaz magistrate powinien bye
usuniety. Urzednicy policyjnl
i radzca budowniczy miejsjli
maiq mice kazdego czasu bez-
platnq .jazde. Gdyby przedsie-
biorcy,mIeIi zanIedbac przedsie-
biorstwa wtedy kaucya pre-
pada ma korzyst magistrate.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22

powcdowac cuglom, q wiece;
jeszcze boi sic bata.
lie teorje mice beda zawsze
zapalonych zwolennikow, Jaw
sze mazda sic tacy, co Chef
ME 2ycie oddadzq, lecz mo-
t}och zostanie jednakim. Oni
zgina, motioch przyklasnie....
lecz zadrzy ma widok bata i
zmilknie.
-Mieszkal u mnie czas ia
kis student, z Petersburga -
jeden jak sic zdaje z pre-
wodzcow. Dziwny to byl clio
wick, ME zapomne so do
kohca zycia.-Zadusili go ME
dawno W fortecy Szlisselbur-
ga.
= Szkoda 800. Cafy ten
molfoch ME wart zycia jedne-
90 czlowieka
-Jeszcze jedno. - Czy ow
majatek oddaias PAM jedynie
W checi polepszenia losu bic
dnych, cyl ME byfo jakiej
sercowej przyczyny.
Julia sic ogniem oblafa.
Mazarski sic powtornie u
smiechnaf.
-Pos}uchaj vice PAM mo
jej uczc;wej rady.
To sfowo podkreslit, udaj
sic do tego, kto by}, przyczy-
ma owego wybryku......
Nigdy, przerwafa z ruchem
gwa}townym, chce pracowac.
Cheese PAM %pracowac,
vice bedziesz schanbiona,
skonczasz W domu prostytu-
cyl.....
Julia wskoczyfa.
-Zostaje smlerc! Chyba, lie
PAM sobie 2ycie odbierzesz .
innej rady ME masz. W wal
ce O kawalek chleba czeka
paniq W Warszawie hahba,
lub smierc - tenn bardz;e], lie
musisz paci zrezygnowaG pc
wnie ola braku specya]nycE
wiadomosci, z posady grwer-
naatki jeszcze najlepsze wzgle,
dem chleba ola kobiety.
Daisy ciqg mastqpi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22

Do 20ruua przybyly W tych
d2;ach koleja 2elazna cztery
wagony naboi dynamltowych,
przeznaczonych do tamtejszej
fortecy. Wy@adowano je "a
chowaniem najscislejszych srod-
kow ostroznosci.
W oholicy Krolewcu i Wy
struc'a pospozaiato sic wiele
pociag1w Ola sniegu. Ma to-
RE Tnrunla dc Wystrucia wy,
koleif sic pociqg towarowv z
powodu wiell,iej zawiei snie
incl. POD Cheln:zq pociqg We
czorny torunsHi spoznil sic o
pottery godziny Ola tego, lie
przejechal woz T. konml mfy-
MARIA w. Lubicza Pa
roDeK podplly prze,ezdza.lac w
poprZek toru ME wstrzymaf
koni pred p~rze.jsciem pociqgu
i dostai sic q calym zaprze-
glenn pod kola l~okomotywy,
ktora konie zabila, a jego
salnego poranila ma redze i
nodze;' wzleto go do lazaretu
do ChelmAy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22
I'LL.
Galicya.

G'un1cz"e nopady. DO wsi
TurHa p"wiecie skalackim
prAybyIi oneglaj trzej rossyj-
Soy Ao1n!erze mundurach a
oswiadczajac wlo$cianom lie So
dezerterami, zazqdaii jadia i
wGdkl. Gdy wIose;anie zadosG'
temu ME uczyniiI, Zo%inierze
lossyjscy rzuciIi sic ga Mich
j SLIME ich pob!li. Wskulek
tego zaiscia zebra}a sic mi
%niejsza lose w~loscian i wy
dzono wreszclc zoln!erzy
GRANGE. CT .jcdnak, znalazla
sic ma swo)em terytory..
dali do ch!opow kilka ga
low, ktorc na szczescie ist
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22

" tfZeCh CZeScl8ch.
- Napisaf -
Meczyslow A1tons C~h1ostoacshi.
(Ciag dalszy)
ME movie przette2 ami o
rownym podziale pomiedzy je-
dnostki, lecz wfasnie da1e do
skupienia wszelkiej rozdrobio-
nej produkcyi, mdywidualnego
al5o prywatnego przemysfu,
We wspolny ko(lektywny.
Powiadajq, lie zlc mimic ma
swiecie, gdy ziemia i fabryki
przejda Z rak kilku lub Kill
kunastu miliorerow. W rece
panstwa. Wowczas kazdy Emu.
SONY pracowa6 ma fabrykach
spofecznych, bedzie zarabiaf
be- porownania wiecej ni2
d~zisiaj-wowczas otrzyma on
calkowity sw3j zarobek, a
tymczasem dzislaj z jego "a
robku bierze fabrykant mai
prod ma powiekszenie swych
kapitafow, dale! ma utrzyma-
ME siebie, swych karet, koni
j koblet, nakonlec ma utrzy-
mamie policyi, wojska i rzadu,
ktore to zapownia]a i ufa-
twiaja fabrykantowi lowe Cd
ciqganie" 2 zarobkowej pfacy
robotnika, co najmniej dwie
tr-ecie czesci. A vice dis ro-
botnikowi, cziowjekowi, ktoly
wszystko ma swiecie wytwa-
RIA, zostawiaja tylko jedna
trzeciq czesc zarobku, to jest
tylko, by m6gi karmi6 sic ma
wpof z bieda i piodzic Hastep-
ne pokolenia, zdolne d. !arz-
ma.
Gdy ziemia i fabryki przej-
da ma rzecz panstwa, to lch
wfasciciele-prozniacy tucza-
cy sic cudza pracq, beda mu-
siell rowniez pracowac, a tenn
zamiast trwonic. powiekszac
beda bogactwa narodu. Dalej
widzin.y setki tysiecy robotni-
kow, bez piracy - be- chile
ba.
-Chca piracy, ME NIGGA jej
dostac, podczas gdy magazyny
fabrykantow, le2a zawalone
towarami, ma dziesieG lat ma
prod.
Me ma ola Mich chleba =
suchego kawafka chleba, Il o.
strygi ola niemozliwosci zby-
tn, gnija miliona'ni, a zbozem
w AmerYce pala w piecach,
ably go tylSo jakkolwiek zu-
zytkowac!
Go sic dis n~iszczy-marnu.
je bezuzytecznie, podczas gdy
miliony muszq konac z gfo-
du, w6wczas gdy znilSn1e kon-
kurencya i bogaci bedq mu-
slell pracowaG na rowni z
biednymi, ME w swoich, lecz
W warsztatach panstwa-ogo
fu, to ~wszystko, powiadam o.
brocone ma pozytek prscuja-
cJch, dozwoli i'm %pracowac o
wiele mniej, i zarab!ac bez
porownania wiecej, nla dzi-
sla,j.
Ka2dy wowczas bedzie mogf
czynic zados& nietylko ko-
niecznyra wymogom zo]qdka,
lecz i uksztalcaG umysf, roz-
wi)ac zalety ducha i charakte.
ru-nodczas ~dy dzlS. robot
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22
Miasto W takim razie zobo-

wlezuje sic przez lat dziesiet
ME udziela6 innym koncesyi.
Przedsiebiorcy ma try mic
STAGE pred rozpoczeciem ro-
bot zapfaci6 winni dziesiec ty.
siecy mare,S kaucyi. Pc piq-
tym roku I'd czasu zafozenia
kolei miasto pobierac bedzie
co rok jeden procent z brut-
to dochodow tei2e kolei.
u Ma2em Muzynnie pod
Gniewkowem robotnica Lem
kowa wzn'eci}o ogien W piecu
udafa sic potion DO roboty,
kiedy powrocita, spostrzeg}a
PREY ogniu lezace s.rasznie po-
palone ciafo s letniego die
cka, ktore bawiqc sic ogniem
popalifo ma sobie suk;enki i
cd popalenla umarfo.
" Pomlhowlie, w powiecie
leszczynskim, niedawno temu
spalifa sic jedna stodo}a do
mlnlalna i dwie stododofy 60
spodarzy wfosciahskich. Ogieh
mlaf powstac z lokomobili cd
parowej mfockarni.
W1elhle lamenty podniosfa
]edna z gazet niemiecklch o
to, ze W czasie naboaenstwa
luterskiego We wsi Mrocznie
pod Lubawa W loxalu szkol-
nYm przeszkadzali katolicy.
Osmiu dziewczetom Mrocz-
ma wytoczono process o to
przeszkadzanje. Prokurator
wyrazl1 sic, ze nale1y prze-
stepczynie dokfadnie ukarac
ola przykfadu odstraszenia in
nych. Tymczasem sad wszyst-
kie osm d~ziewczqt cd kary
"a zakfocenie spokoju publicz-
nego uwolnif, DO i'm ME MOI
ma byfo udowodnic, 2adnych
i'm zarzucanych wybrykow.
Takieto zaciekfosG nieraz Wy
twarza straszydfa.
We Wlelh1;ch Inowacach pod
Lignica z~astrzelif sic owczarz
domlnlalny z tego powodu, lie
trudniqc sic niedozwolona prak-
tykq lekarskq, .jednemu pa
cyentowi zfamana noge talk
wy]eczyf, he ia ma zawsze
krsywq pozosta1a. Pozwany o
te heterogeneous do sadu j ska.
zany ma opfacenie pacyentowi
dozywotnie 240 mr.. targnai
sic ma wfasne zycie.
Przypadek ten mole poslu-
zy IA przestroge ola wszyst-
kich innych takich doktorow
bez %patentow, 2e i'm ma osta-
tku pacyenci "a z}q kuracya
process wytocza-do czego ma
ia wszelkie prawo.
w jezio1ze s~trykowskiem pod
Steszewem utone}o 4 parob-
kov, trzech Bielaw, jeden
re Strykowa. Ably sobie skro-
cit droge wsiedli W czo1no i
to zdaje sic, Re sic z mimi
przewrocito, a lie noe byfa
bardzo ciemna i mix: ME sly
szaf wofania, przeto ratunek
byf niemozIiwy, Ma drugi dzieni
znalezlono ich czapki i pre-
wrocone czo}no w trzcinie. Una
lezioro ciafa 8 toplelcow,-
czwartego me zdoiano odszu-
kac.
DO 7oruua przybyly W tych
d2;ach koleja &elazna cztery
wagony naboi dynamitowych,
przeznaczonych do tamtejszej
fortecy. Wyfadowano je z "a
chowan'em na;scislejszych srod-
kow ostroanosci.
W oholicy Krolevcu i Wy
struc,a pospozniato sic wiele
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22
II.
Zienlie POlskie
rem lMOSkieWSkf

FcAAA -
Pollock. Pred n,edawnN
czasem okradziono W miescie
tenn kosciof i zb6r ewangie-
llcki. Obydwie kradzie2e, jak
donosza ,,Nowostl" spefnione
zostafy jednej i tejze same1
nocy i widocznie przez jedna i
i tel sama szajke. Ztodzieje
dostali sic do wnetrzu obudwu
swiatyh przez okna, prey po-
mocy drahin. W koscie]e WIFE
Ii pieniadze z tuszki ola ubo-
gich, oraz zabrali z obrazow
zfote i srebrne ozdoby;niekt6-
re z obraz6w poprze&ynali. w
zborze professionalism znikfy
rome naczynia kosclelne oraz
krucyf'ks z}ocony.
Zytom1erz. w powiecie o.
wruckim, W miasteczku Isko-
roscie niemcy ma ich tam bye
do 5 tysiecy], wszczeli bojke.
Wielu ludzi, jak zapewnia
,.Kijew]anin", pobito, ucier-
pieli tel niektorzy policyanci,
jeden zas uriadnik zostaf "a
bitvm. Pc otrzymaniu telegra-
mu, zawiadamiajacego o tenn,
g%ubernator niezwfocznie, pra-
vie JUL W nocy, wysfaf tam
battalion piechoty. Mowia, lie
w pomienionej miejscowosci
memcy dzierza;via grunta VIA
scicleli pTywatnSch Stosunki
miedzy stronami W ostatnich
czasach stawa}y sic coraz gor-
SIZE; n%areszcie niemcy weszli
w 2atarg rolny Z wfoscianami,
GO dodafo energji interesowa-'
nym w tel sprawie dziedzicom.
Wimica, CUB. podolskiej.
Wydziaf pooolshiego sqdu O.
kregowego rozstrzygnqf sprawe
karna, wytoczona przez bur-
mistrza tegoz miasta Szcza-
w%inekiego przeciko radnym
mlejscowego magistrate SEE
banowowi i Leszczynskiemu, O
zniewa1enie go W czasie spra-
wowania obowiqzkdw sfuzbo-
wych W miejscu urzedowania.
Sprawl sqdzona by]a bez u
dzia}u przysiegfych. Z1rodefje
jak sic pred sadem okazafo z
odbytego dochodzenia, byfy
pewnego rodzatu nadu&ycia,
ktorych Szczawinski miaf sic
dopuszczac, a ktore ohryf je-
den oskar2onych, W haste
pstwie tego w czasie pos:edze-
MIA magistrate przyszto 90 u
stnych przymowek, W ktorych
Szczawinsk; d%ostrzegt czvn pre-
stepny i w1wo}af dochodze-
ME sadowe. ObadwaJ oskarze-
nj skazani zostali ma grzy-L
way pc rs. 100 kazdy.
WWqthowe samo66jstwo. Dy-
namit jake narzedzie smierci
zu2ytkovuia navel nasi chic
pi. W pobli2u granicy austry-
ackiej, we wsi Modrzejow, pow:
bedzihskiego wioscianin miei-
scowy, roboti:ik gornlczy, 60
lat wieku LEGACY, zawiesiwszy
ma swe) szyi naboj dynamitu
i o~dszedlszy ma kilka krok6w
cd swego domu zapalif nab6j !;
"a pomocq zapalk;. po ME-,
szczesnym zostafy jedynie czeat1
gfowy i nizsze kohczyny. wy
buch tax byf mocnyn., lie we
wsi wszystkie szyby popekafy.
Warszawa Fabryka mehli
gietych ,,Zarskiego, Chudzih-
skieeo i Szokalskiepospfonev
ia. straty payyodu pozasu1
''1s'A"'1' 100 Odyssey '"1'i.
GoIioyoo =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-30
MOuItOn.

After an extended absence from the
lists, Moulton came on again under
date of the 18Th, with sales of 100 shares
at $1.75.
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stockton District

c. P. Talbot, who is just in from
Stockton and Dry Canyon, states that
the favorable showing made by that
section will be fully kept up during the
coming season. Leasers of the small
properties in Dry Canyon are all doing
well. The old Hidden Treasure, leased
bv Mr.. Liddell, is working a winter
force. and yesterday had on the market
a good lot OF ore; the usual assays OF
the output go # IN Is to 20 ounces Sand ana
worked by E. X. Kirby & Co, under
lease. The Silver King IS the principal
shipper just now, lot OF 100 tons bay
ing been offered here during the week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-30
Kenews Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
Co., Iowa, tells the following remarka
BILE story, the truth Of which is vouchec
for by the residents of the town: Il au
now IS years old, have been troubled
with kidney complaint and lameness foI
many years; could not dress myself
without help. Now l am free from al
pain and soreness, and am able to do all
my own homework. owe my thanks
to Electric Bitters for having renewed
my youth, and removed completely al
disease and pain. Try a boAle, only
800, ct Z. O. II. I. Drug Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-30

CoMMoN-SENsE Bob Sleighs, at the CO.
operative Wagon and Machine Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-30
The Ore Market,

At Mr.. Hanauer's Office the week is
reported as having been very quiet.
Shipments from Tintic. Stockton, the
Ontario and Daily, at the Park, and
Some mines in Bingham (the Miners
Dream-one of the Lead Mine group
and the Jordan and Spanish being
among the number) have been kept up,
but IN lighter quantities than usual.
Considerable of the Tintic output has
gone to Colorado.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-30
Ore and Bullion.

The ore and bullion receipts at the
various banks in this city for the week
ending Saturday, January %, 1887,
amounted to $134, 164.5S, against S213,-
588.37 for the week previous. They were
reported as follows: t.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-30
BannOcE.

The week'sreceipts again show rather
light, owing to the road from the mill
to the railroad being blocksded with
snow. Nothing but the mail bags have
come through for several days. The
stock is still held stiff, no one being in
clined TO accept the offer of 81 so7 j,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-30
Horn Silver.

There was a little futter yesterday
when TIE HERALD announced Horn
Silver al So so, owing to a bull" (nct
of the brokers but of the telegraph
onerator) It should have been 81 45.
The Desert National report that they
n released 90 shares for local dealer
at $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-30

"HACKMETACK," a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 81
cents. For sale at A. G. Smith & Co.'s
Drug Store. ID
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-30
FINANCE AND MINING.
Local Quotations During the
Past Week.
ORE AND BULLION RECEIPTS.
Coop. Stock at sos - The Tide of
Trade-BankRepo News
from all the Mines.

The week has shown some improve
ment in business directions, though the
usual January dizziness has not yet
passed. There has been some activity
in local stocks.
A small block of 2. c. NJ. 1. stock sold
during the week at sos. The institu-
ton closes for stock-taking Tuesday
the first step in ascertaining the profits
on which the April dividend will be de-
clared.
Gas stock appears TO be coming into
favor; $40 Is offered, but no one seems
to desire to sell at that figure.
Provo Manufacturing Co. stock is of
/ fhred at 27I. without takers thus far.
1t is regarded as good buy at that fig
are.
For street railroad stock 271l is Of
fered, but 281z asked.
OF the week ending January 22d r. G.
Dun & Co.'S trade circular has this to
say:
The swelling tide of industry and
legitimate business is recorded III weekly
bank clearings and railway traffic re
turns. Clearings outside of New York
are the largest ever known for the sea
son; though Boston, Providence
Springfield and Portland at the north,
and Galveston at the south, fall behind
last year, all other cities report gains,
and the aggregate GU tside of New York
incre ased 10X per cent. for last week.
Railroad earnings thus far in January
show large gains over last year; in De-
cember ninety-eight roads gained HI
per cent, and for the year 1886 the gain
in earnings was 81 per cent, against
~ per cent in mileage. AT Indianap-
oils, the past week, 20,428 cars were
moved, gain of 80 per cent. over the
same week last year.
OF the same week BradStreet'S reports: |
Special kilograms to Bradstreet's report |
a moderate improvement in the distri- |
button of textile staples. FoodstuffS |
have not been moved as rapidly, but |
the demand for iron and steel confin. |
ueS as heretofore to exceed the supply. |
Snow and stormy weather, north and |
northwest, have checked deliveries of |
farm produce, but trade in general is
quite equal to, and in some localities is
in excess OF. the volume one year ago
Bank ciesrings at thirty three cities Tor
six days ended yesterday, as wired to
BrodStreet'S, aggregate 81 ,019, 817 .376,
as compared with 1892. 374 762 last week,
and wi b 81 OF .S46, $50 in the third week
of January, 1886. This shows an in
crease of $27 400, 900, or 40 per cent.
as compared with the preceding week,
and of 81, 900, 900, or q of per cent, as
with the like week in 1886.
Increases and decreases at leading cities
are:
Weeks
clear Pitts ProVi-
ings. New York. Phila burgh. den e.
nc. $25,3OOOOO $6,7OO,OOO 100000 $lOO, 900
Boston. y. Orlns. Chi'go. st. L.
Dec 80. $24OO,OOO $500, 600 $500 900 100000
Minneapolis and s.. Paul clearings are
$4,000 less this week than last, or Is Per
emf.
Retail merchandise stocks at the in
erior are generally reported light; col
estions are fairly satisfactory, and
unds continue to return from the
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Trough on Catarrh',

Corrects offensive odors at once. Com
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The stock has receded to lie.
Ontario

Under the influence of another divi-
dend-making the total paid to date an
even So ,000, 000-Ontario has risen 10 $25.
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DAILY.

The long expected meeting occurs on
February 21st, when the long expected
dividend is promised.
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Apex

Sales at thirty cents during the week
are recorded. A gentleman in from
the mine reports everything looking as
well as ever.
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The base metal and ore output for the
past week was as follows:
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Alice.

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Total shipments for the
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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
WILKES THE WINNER
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sfis1soIT, July 2l--A heavy rain IN the
mofaing came near pos;poning TODAY .
races. However IL cleared Hp about SO.
and the rain served 10 drive down the dusi.
snd improve the roads and track. Fully
l0.0o0 people were on the grounds. half ~
them attracted by tie Wilkes -Johnstss
special face.
The unfinished 2.2s pacing race Of yester-
day Was Won by Joe l. after a desperate
struggle. Duplex won tAe nth heat quite
easily, bat the sixth and final heat VAS
taken by Joe J.. Dy ali eve lash, after neck
aod neck struggle from start 10 finish
The ~ trotlug race was surprise TO
the talent" Bniierscoloh and Opal being
strong f4yori;es selling 500 10 SO with
Lady NJ. the Jackson iaare, IN tae heid.
The fsy0rites mansged 10 take the nrst
three heats, and then lady NJ. went ia on
her metle and wen the race The sum
mary shows. Lady M 3. s. 3, /. !, 4, But
iersootch-0, !, l. ? 8. 3 Opal, 2 ?. s. ,,
2 Echo Chief .. ), o. 4. r. o., Orphsn
BOy-4. q, 4. 4. 8 r. O.. N0uchsI-o. 4. dis.
1ime-2.z3. 90, 2 20r 2.Z3 2.233, 2.2ol.
The talent" suffered again severity IN
the Johns0n-W Wilkes race. Johnson being =
strong tavOrile and selling SO 10 s.. lie
took the first TWO heats aud made the best
time of the race but the track was too
heavy for him and Wilkes got the best of
HIM in the last three. Wilkes, ,. !. /, l.
Johnson. ]. ,. ?. ?. Time 2.l6. 2l41,
2l9, 2.1s2. 2:2ll.
The 2.25 class went over until tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
a DOZEN MEN KILLED.
Frightful Accident on the Erie Railroad
Yesterday.

NEW YoEK, July PA frightful acci-
dent took place this morning on the Erie
railroad, between Allendsle and Hohkus.
The catastrophe was attended with an ap-
palling lost of life. and over dozen
mangled bodies on the track attested the
neglect Of some one whose duty it should
have been 10 give warning
Of impending disaster. A gang Of
Italian laborers were at work
oallasting on the road little distance from
a sharp curve, about three-quarters of a
mile aooye Hohkus. The Chicago express.
due an hour before. had not arrived. and
these men were busy q. work, unconscious
of the terrible fate which was in store for
them. At 7.l5 o'clock train No. II. the de-
layed express, rushed around the curve be.
fore the men had he slightest warning,
dashed through them, killing twelve or
fifteen on the spot, and wounding many
others. The shrieks of the unfortunate
were heaTtrending, and when the train
flowed up the track presented a sic kening
appearance. being covered with mangled
bodies, the rail being spattered with blood,
and the broken limbs and pieces of ragged
flesh being scattered in all directions. Some
of the bodies were mangled beyond de-
humanity. To most of the victims death
must have come instantly. but some of
them appeared yet quiverirg aud the life
ebbing away. when the train was brought
70 A stand still.
There was only fifteen minutes delay and
the train which wrought 50 much disaster
continued on its way from Allendsle to
Hohkus. The question or who is to blame
IS yettO be settlen, out IL IS claimed that IL
was the duty of the foreman Of the gang Of
iaborers to watch Tor approaching trains al
dangerous curves, and that he must have
neglected TO plsce a warning signal.
". l.. Hudson, passenger on the local
train which was behind the Chicago ex-
press, described 70 q reporter the scene IS
one Of the most siCks0ing that could be
witnessed. "Al01g the tracks be said.
"were arms. lees snd franks and other
parts Of bodies, and the tracks for a long
distance were slippery with blood. The
disaster musS have taken place with such
appalling suidsuness that the men did n0t
know Fill the train was or them. The
conductor Of the train on which I rode
SAYS the train hands Of the express we're
not % hlarae lie believed the foreman Of
the gang was responsible for the disaster by
negiecting 70 give warning.